15 Minute Mail

15 Minute Mail is a temporary email service that creates a disposable inbox for short-term use. It is intended for receiving verification codes, confirmation links, OTPs, and sign-up emails while keeping a primary email address hidden.

Each inbox is generated as a random address when the page opens and lasts exactly 15 minutes. During that time, incoming messages appear in the browser in real time, and verification codes and confirmation links are automatically detected and made available for one-click copying. Attachments can be downloaded while the inbox is active, and a live countdown shows how much time remains. When the timer ends, the address, messages, and attachments are erased permanently, with no backups or recovery for expired data.

The service is inbound-only, so it supports receiving mail but not sending it. It gathers zero personal data and does not log IP addresses. The FAQ also says it does not inspect, analyze, or data-mine messages. If a disposable domain is rejected by another service, a fresh random address can be generated and tried again. The site notes common uses such as avoiding spam from throwaway registrations, testing email functionality, and protecting a real email from services that are not fully trusted.

15 Minute Mail is delivered through a web interface and is available in multiple languages, including English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Ukrainian, Czech, Swedish, Finnish, and Vietnamese. The site also includes blog, FAQ, disposable email, and extensions links. It is described as free to use, and no sign-up or password is required.